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-The taiga is the largest terrestrial biome and represents 29% of the world’s forest cover.  This biome is dominated by coniferous trees (needle-leafed trees).  The taiga is located from about 50 degrees N to 70 degrees N. There is no taiga in the southern hemisphere.  The taiga has extreme temperature variation between the seasons with long cold winters dominating the climate.  Low precipitation and shallow soils are also common in these areas.
+The taiga is the largest terrestrial biome and represents 29% of the world’s forest cover. This biome is dominated by coniferous trees (needle-leafed trees). The taiga is located from about 50 degrees N to 70 degrees N. There is no taiga in the southern hemisphere. The taiga has extreme temperature variation between the seasons with long cold winters dominating the climate. Low precipitation and shallow soils are also common in these areas.
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-Canada and Russia contain most of the taiga.  Much of Alaska is taiga, and some is also located in the northernmost reaches of the continental United States. Taiga is also typical in Finland, Norway and Sweden.
+Canada and Russia contain most of the taiga. Much of Alaska is taiga, and some is also located in the northernmost reaches of the continental United States. Taiga is also typical in Finland, Norway and Sweden.
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 Tundra (no trees) to the north; temperate deciduous forest to the south.
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-Bogs are common in those areas.  For more information about bogs, see the [[../Bogs & Fens|Bogs & Fens]] honor.
+Bogs are common in those areas. For more information about bogs, see the [[AY Honors/Bogs & Fens|Bogs & Fens]] honor.
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-Permafrost (permanent frost) is where the ground remains frozen year round.  During the summer the top layers may melt but the soil below remains frozen all year. Tundra and portions of the Taiga have permafrost. Permafrost creates challenges for utility lines that can not be buried, foundations that warm up the soil and crack, roads and other construction that require special measures.
+Permafrost (permanent frost) is where the ground remains frozen year round. During the summer the top layers may melt but the soil below remains frozen all year. Tundra and portions of the Taiga have permafrost. Permafrost creates challenges for utility lines that can not be buried, foundations that warm up the soil and crack, roads and other construction that require special measures.
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 Tamarack (Larch)
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-Natural fires from lightning occur every 70-100 years in the taiga.  Many of the trees and plants of the taiga are fire resistant (their bark does not burn well), or like the Jack Pine, require fire to open the cones to replant the forest. Fires clear underbrush, help fertilize the soil, and renew the forest.  However fires also threaten homes, businesses and infrastructure. Fires burn wood that could be harvested. Therefore governments spend a lot of effort to reduce wildfire effects.
+Natural fires from lightning occur every 70-100 years in the taiga. Many of the trees and plants of the taiga are fire resistant (their bark does not burn well), or like the Jack Pine, require fire to open the cones to replant the forest. Fires clear underbrush, help fertilize the soil, and renew the forest. However fires also threaten homes, businesses and infrastructure. Fires burn wood that could be harvested. Therefore governments spend a lot of effort to reduce wildfire effects.
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-White Pine Blister Rust – This fungus was introduced into the taiga of North America from Asia.  The spores from this fungus first infect Gooseberries and/or Wild Currants.  It then spreads to the needles of white pines (pines with 5 needles in each cluster) and eventually kills the pine tree when it reaches the bark of the tree's trunk.
+White Pine Blister Rust – This fungus was introduced into the taiga of North America from Asia. The spores from this fungus first infect Gooseberries and/or Wild Currants. It then spreads to the needles of white pines (pines with 5 needles in each cluster) and eventually kills the pine tree when it reaches the bark of the tree's trunk.
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-It is only when burned by fire that a cone from a Jack Pine will open (explode from the heat).  The seeds are released from the cone and new life begins.  Like the fire, trials in our lives sometimes cause us to do or learn new things that can truly bless us if we rely on God for our strength and direction.
+It is only when burned by fire that a cone from a Jack Pine will open (explode from the heat). The seeds are released from the cone and new life begins. Like the fire, trials in our lives sometimes cause us to do or learn new things that can truly bless us if we rely on God for our strength and direction.
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